Just go for it: UTEP alum won’t take “no” in pursuit of her love for journalismWashington — As Ana Saraí Peña walked into El Diario de El Paso, she could feel her heart pounding. She was angry, but most of all determined. She never takes… 
Los desaparecidos reappear in UTEP exhibitEL PASO — For many, the image of a bicycle is synonymous with childhood memories and one of the simplest forms of transportation. But for Argentine artist Fernando Traverso, the… 
Learning English is a priority for Imperial County students
The Green Valley — Imperial Valley's 21st Century Gold is in Renewable EnergyCALEXICO, California – In California’s perpetually heat-stricken and economically depressed Imperial Valley, a small business owner has embraced America’s “green rush.” 
California’s Hispanic border women overcome obstacles to successIMPERIAL VALLEY, California — I went to my journalism class recently anxious to find out what my assignment was going to be. I wanted to write about something interesting and… 
Chuco Town, despiertaEL PASO — According to Vanity Fair magazine , El Paso is without a doubt a city that many believe to be… 
El Paso’s print media struggles in a waning news industryEL PASO — Tom Fenton still recalls the good old days of journalism in this historic border city in the early 1990s when after seven years as editor and publisher… 
La narcoguerra del 2008 no se olvidaCIUDAD JUAREZ – El año 2008 quedará grabado para siempre en todos los juarenses que día a día sobreviven la guerra a muerte entre narcotraficantes en conflicto por controlar en… 
A child in the Nazi concentration camps survives by his witsEL PASO — Starving and trudging for 12 days through snow and freezing rain in lice-infested rags, 16-year-old old David Kaplan was marching to an almost certain death.
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Borderzine
July 2009
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